D-rings - What do you have on yours?

[Kitharode]

I've got D-rings all over the place; on some belt loops, in jacket pockets, on my shoulder bag, etc. They all arrived with the bought items but I never use them. What about you?

 

[phaserrifle]

Inside pockets, or near them, I like D-rings as a place to attach dummy cords to things like my compass. Sometimes my torch and pocket knife too.

 

[leaky5]

I have an elasticated wrist strap on my camera. I normally thread this through a clip or D ring on a bag strap. Saved my camera twice on a recent holiday


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[The Lord Poncho]

I sew webbing loops inside all of my outdoor kit pockets (trousers, shirts, smocks) in a similar manner to the s95 pattern kit. I use them extensively - trouser pocket to tie on a map case, short jacket pockets for mini torch, lighter, small knife, spoon. Sometimes also a GPS if it isn't fixed on my write or rucksack.

 

[petrochemicals]

Hat safety cord for high winds, otherwise it can be problematic chasing your hat down a mountainside with a full pack, or in a river etc.

 

[ol smokey]

Re "D" Rings, I have looked far and wide for"D" rings of a size that could be used to hang a sheath knife low from one's
Belt, but without success. Do any of our leather craftsmen have a source for what I mean. The size that come ready
fitted to some of the larger Bushcraft Sheaths? I would prefer if they were not welded to a half moon shape, so
that they can be opened and trphreaded on to existing sheaths that do not have this option of low carry. Any help
much appreciated. Ol Smokey.

 

[Klenchblaize]

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